Yemen's Houthi movement launches missiles at Israel for the first time amid ongoing Middle East conflict
In a significant escalation of hostilities, Yemen's Houthi movement has launched missiles at Israel for the first time since the onset of the current Middle East conflict. This development marks a new chapter in a multifaceted war that has already disrupted global air travel, oil exports, and contributed to soaring fuel prices. The missile attacks were reported shortly before 20:08 UTC on Saturday, underscoring the growing audacity of the Houthis amidst the ongoing war. The Iranian-backed militant group confirmed the missile launch as part of its support for the Palestinian cause during a protracted conflict with Israel. This recent military... [Continue Reading]
Drone strikes in Ukraine lead to five deaths and multiple injuries amid escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions
Overnight, escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine resulted in a series of drone strikes that led to the death of at least five individuals, with more than a dozen others injured. The strikes have been described as a continuation of the ongoing conflict, marking a significant shift towards increased drone warfare tactics employed by both nations. This incident occurred in regions far from the front lines of their protracted conflict, significantly compromising civilian safety. Reports from Russian officials in Yaroslavl indicated significant damage to both residential and commercial areas due to Ukrainian drone incursions, tragically resulting in the death of... [Continue Reading]
Drone Strikes Kill 5 Amid Russian-Ukrainian Accusations of Cross-Border Attacks
Overnight drone strikes exchanged between Russia and Ukraine resulted in at least five deaths and more than a dozen injuries. Russian officials in Yaroslavl reported damage to residential and commercial properties caused by Ukrainian drones, with a child killed and multiple others hurt in the attacks. Russia's defense ministry stated they shot down 155 Ukrainian drones across 16 regions, including Crimea. Meanwhile, Russian-backed authorities in Ukraine's Odesa region accused Russian forces of launching massive strikes targeting civilian and critical infrastructure. These attacks deepen the violence and humanitarian toll in the prolonged Russia-Ukraine conflict. The use of drones marks an escalation... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 19:51
Ethiopian Migrant Tortured While Searching for Nephew on Dangerous Route to Saudi Arabia
An Ethiopian man in his early thirties recounted his harrowing experience of being kidnapped and tortured by traffickers while searching for his sixteen-year-old nephew, who disappeared on the eastern migration route to Saudi Arabia. The route traverses dangerous areas including Ethiopia, Djibouti, the Gulf of Aden, and conflict-ridden Yemen, exposing migrants to severe risks. Each year, tens of thousands of Ethiopians undertake this journey chasing safety, work, or escape from the dire conditions at home. Human traffickers exploit this desperation, luring migrants with false promises before subjecting them to kidnapping, extortion, or violence. This case sheds light on the critical... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 19:39
Iran’s Foreign Minister Urges Muslim Unity Against U.S. and Israel in Eid Message
On the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi issued a strong message urging Muslim countries to unite against what he described as aggression by the United States and Israel. He condemned the actions of these nations, referring to them as enemies threatening the Islamic Ummah. This message comes amid heightened regional tensions, with Iran facing military and political pressures from U.S. and Israeli forces. Araghchi tied the religious holiday’s themes of faith and overcoming hardship to Iran’s current challenges, including recent attacks and strained relations with Western nations. His remarks serve to galvanize domestic and regional... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 19:24
Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Remains Open Despite Shipping Hesitancy
Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araqchi affirmed that the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial maritime passage for global oil shipments, is not closed despite reduced ship movements. He attributed the hesitation of ships to insurers’ fears related to regional conflict initiated by others, not Iran. This underscores Tehran's position that it is not responsible for disrupting shipping traffic, placing blame on external actors for escalating tensions. Araqchi stated that no insurance company nor Iran itself will be influenced by threats and urged for mutual respect to maintain freedom of navigation and trade through the strait. The Strait of Hormuz is... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 19:21
Iran Rattles U.S. Over 2,000-Year-Old Threat Remarks by Lindsey Graham
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham recently stated that the conflict between the U.S. and Iran, which he described as spanning 2,000 years, might reach resolution in 2026. Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqai responded via social media with a pointed message, questioning whether Iran has truly posed an imminent threat to the United States throughout history, especially given that the U.S. only became a nation in 1776. Baqai’s statement also indirectly criticized U.S. military actions against Iran, implying that U.S. aggression, rather than Iranian threats, fuels the conflict. This exchange highlights the deep-seated tensions and mistrust persisting between the two nations.... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 19:18
Iran’s Foreign Minister Criticizes Western Double Standards Amid Steinmeier’s Condemnation of Rights Violations
Iran’s Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi publicly acknowledged German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s condemnation of rights abuses against Iranians. In a pointed message, Araghchi criticized Western countries, accusing them of hypocrisy by applying uneven standards in their responses to crises in Gaza and Ukraine and remaining mute about Israeli and U.S. actions targeting Iran. This declaration reflects the Iranian government’s broader grievance with global powers, which Tehran views as selectively enforcing international law to its disadvantage. Araghchi’s remarks highlight mounting tensions as Iran seeks greater international support and attention to its claims of external aggression. The comments come amid ongoing regional... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 19:15
Iran Claims Abbas Kiarostami’s Home Targeted in U.S.-Israel Strikes
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced that the residence of internationally acclaimed Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami was hit during recent U.S.-Israel bombing operations. Kiarostami, who won the Palme d’Or in 1997, symbolizes Iran’s cultural heritage, and targeting his home is portrayed as an attack on the country’s identity. The ministry questioned whether the attack was justified as a response to a purported imminent threat, criticizing the U.S.-Israeli military campaign as arbitrary aggression rather than strategic defense. The announcement underscores growing animosity and accusations exchanged amid regional hostilities. The impact of these strikes extends beyond physical damage, deepening Iran’s narrative of cultural... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 19:12
Iran and Lebanon Discuss US and Israeli Military Actions Amid Rising Tensions
Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held a phone call with Nabih Berri, Speaker of Lebanon’s Parliament, centering on the military aggression by the United States and Israel against Iran and Lebanon. Araghchi detailed Iran’s armed forces’ responses to recent attacks, emphasizing the country’s readiness to defend its sovereignty and retaliate against external threats. The talks also highlighted Iran's strong support for Lebanese national unity and sovereignty, acknowledging the ongoing Israeli military incursions in Lebanon. Both countries face heightened regional tensions, with the United States and Israel conducting operations that threaten stability. This exchange reflects Tehran’s strategic outreach to Lebanon... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 19:09
Drone Strikes by Russia and Ukraine Kill 5 Amid Rising Conflict
Overnight clashes between Russia and Ukraine intensified with multiple drone strikes resulting in the deaths of five civilians and injuries to more than a dozen others. In Russia's Yaroslavl region, local officials reported damage to residential and commercial buildings caused by Ukrainian drones, including the tragic death of a minor whose family was critically injured. Russian defense forces succeeded in shooting down 155 drones across 16 regions, including occupied Crimea. Concurrently, in southern Ukraine, Russian-backed authorities in Odesa reported massive strikes targeting the regional capital’s civilian and infrastructure facilities. These reciprocal attacks exhibit the expanding role of drone warfare in... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 17:36
Church Leaders Urge Israel to Reopen Holy Sepulchre Ahead of Easter Amid Regional Conflict
Christian leaders in Jerusalem have publicly requested that Israeli authorities reopen the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to permit official Good Friday, Holy Fire Saturday, and Easter liturgies. The church has been closed since February 28 amid heightened security concerns related to Israel's ongoing conflict with Iran, backed by the United States. This closure disrupts celebrations for millions of Christians globally, coinciding with different Easter dates observed by Western and Eastern churches in 2026. The blockage denies access to one of Christianity's most sacred sites, complicating religious observance and increasing tensions in an already volatile region. The call to reopen... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 17:33
Iran's Foreign Minister Condemns US and Israel Attacks in Call with UN Chief
Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held a telephone conversation with United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres to highlight Iran's perspective on the heightened regional tension caused by US and Israeli military actions. Araghchi accused these countries, referring to Israel as the 'Zionist regime,' of conducting attacks against civilian targets, including schools, hospitals, cultural and historical sites, public places, and residential areas. The Iranian minister emphasized Tehran's firm commitment to defending its national security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity amid this volatile atmosphere. This conversation underscores Tehran's growing frustration with US and Israeli policies, which Iran views as aggressive and unlawful military... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 17:30
Iran Condemns Killing of Its Diplomats in Lebanon as Terrorist Attack by Israel
Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced an alleged attack on the residence of several Iranian diplomats in Lebanon, calling it a criminal and terrorist act carried out by Israel. The ministry condemned the killing of Iranian diplomats, describing it as a breach of fundamental international norms including diplomatic immunity and respect for host country sovereignty. This incident directly affects Iranian diplomatic personnel stationed in Lebanon and exacerbates already high tensions between Tehran and Tel Aviv amid continuing regional conflicts. Iran emphasized that the attack reflects the aggressive policy of the Israeli regime towards Iran and its nationals abroad. The event... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 17:27
Iran and Turkey Exchange Views Amid Rising US, Israeli Aggression
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi held a phone conversation with Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan to discuss the recent intensification of military activities by the US and Israel directed at Iran. Araghchi condemned the US and Israeli military actions, labeling the requests for negotiations while deploying forces as contradictory and evidence of ongoing aggression. Iran emphasized it is acting in defense of its national sovereignty and not initiating conflict. The dialogue with Turkey underscores Tehran’s appeal for regional cooperation to prevent further escalation, while calling out what it describes as external interference and imposed war. The talks reveal growing... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 17:24
USS Gerald R. Ford Arrives in Croatia After Red Sea Operations Near Iran
The USS Gerald R. Ford, the US Navy's flagship aircraft carrier, arrived in the Croatian port of Split after operating in the Red Sea amid heightened tensions with Iran. The carrier, which participated in joint US-Israeli military strikes against Iranian targets last month, had stopped at Souda Bay, Greece, for critical resupply, refueling, and repairs following a fire in its laundry area on March 12. The fire damaged seven berthing compartments, causing disruption to the crew's living quarters and requiring extended repair efforts. The ship's commanding officer, Captain David Skarosi, highlighted the crew's relief at arriving in Split for rest... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 17:21
Iran and China Condemn US and Israel Military Actions in Phone Call
Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi spoke with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi by phone to discuss the escalating military aggression by the United States and Israel targeting Iran. Both officials condemned these actions, emphasizing the consequences for the region’s stability. The call also included condolences from China over the death of Ali Larijani, Iran’s top security official, recognizing his contributions to Iran’s national security and peace efforts. The dialogue demonstrates China's firm support for Iran against Western and Israeli military pressure. This exchange highlights the strengthening diplomatic alliance between Iran and China as they jointly oppose perceived US and... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 17:18
Iran, Egypt FMs Discuss US and Israel Military Actions Amid Regional Tensions
Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi and his Egyptian counterpart Badr Abdelatty spoke by phone to discuss recent military actions by the United States and Israel targeting Iran. Tehran characterized these actions as aggression and reaffirmed its armed forces’ right to legitimate self-defense in response. The conversation also covered the wider regional and international repercussions of these events, with Egypt emphasizing its efforts to engage various regional and global actors to lower tensions. Both sides agreed to continue their consultations to monitor and address the evolving situation. This dialogue comes amid heightened regional instability linked to US-Israel operations involving Iran,... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 17:15
Israel's military missile strike in southern Lebanon kills three journalists, prompting condemnation from the Lebanese government
In a deeply troubling incident on Saturday, Israel's military launched a missile strike in southern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of three journalists. The attack, which occurred far from frontline combat zones, has drawn sharp condemnation from the Lebanese government, which labelled the killings a "blatant war crime”. The targeted individuals included Ali Shoeib from the Hezbollah-owned al-Manar television station, and Fatima Ftouni alongside her brother Mohammed Ftouni, both affiliated with the pro-Hezbollah outlet al-Mayadeen. According to sources, Israel claimed that the strike was aimed at Ali Shoeib, who they accused of being a Hezbollah "terrorist." The Israeli military alleged... [Continue Reading]
French police arrest man attempting to detonate homemade explosive outside Bank of America in Paris' 8th arrondissement
Early on Saturday, French police arrested a man attempting to detonate a homemade explosive device outside a Bank of America branch in the city's 8th arrondissement, near the iconic Champs-Élysées. The attempted attack occurred approximately at 3:30 AM local time, or 02:30 GMT, as authorities acted to neutralise the threat posed by the suspect who had just placed the device. In a swift intervention, police apprehended the individual before he could activate the device, which reportedly contained around five litres of a liquid, believed to be fuel, along with an ignition mechanism. On initial inspection, the ignition component was found... [Continue Reading]
WTO members establish first baseline digital trade rules to enhance international digital commerce
A coalition of World Trade Organization (WTO) members has reached a significant agreement regarding the establishment of the world's first baseline digital trade rules. This decision allows the rules to take effect among the participating members without overcoming traditional adoption hurdles that have previously stalled similar initiatives. The agreement, which is viewed as a groundbreaking step in international digital commerce, aims to create a more open environment for digital trade across member nations. A senior diplomat indicated that this move reflects increasing frustration over prior rejections and hurdles faced by countries trying to incorporate the E-Commerce Agreement into the WTO... [Continue Reading]
E. coli outbreak linked to Raw Farm's cheddar cheese sickens nine people in three states
A recent outbreak of E. coli, specifically strain O157:H7, linked to raw cheddar cheese produced by Raw Farm in Fresno, California, has sickened nine individuals across three states, including a notable number of children. This alarming situation has prompted intervention from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which has confirmed that over half of those affected are children under the age of five. Three of the victims have been hospitalized, with one suffering from hemolytic uremic syndrome, a severe complication that can lead to life-threatening kidney failure. The outbreaks began impacting individuals from September to February, with a significant... [Continue Reading]
Murder investigation launched after 26-year-old man found fatally injured in Westminster, London
In a tragic incident that has shocked the local community, detectives have initiated a murder investigation following the death of a 26-year-old man in Westminster, London. The victim was discovered on Abbey Orchard Street shortly after 10 PM on a Friday night, lying critically wounded from knife injuries. Despite prompt first aid from police officers at the scene, the man was transported to a hospital where he was pronounced dead shortly thereafter. The Metropolitan Police confirmed that the victim's family has been notified and is receiving support from specially trained officers. The police were alerted to the scene shortly after... [Continue Reading]
At least 22 migrants die in rubber boat incident off Greece during six-day journey from Libya
Tragedy struck off the coast of Greece as at least 22 migrants lost their lives in a rubber boat during a perilous journey that lasted six days at sea. The incident, which occurred en route from Tobruk, Libya, has drawn renewed attention to the dangers faced by migrants attempting to cross into Europe, amidst tightening border controls and heightened risks associated with human smuggling. Authorities reported that survivors disclosed the grim circumstances surrounding the deaths, indicating that the bodies of those who perished were reportedly thrown overboard by the smugglers. This desperate act underscores the brutal reality of people smuggling... [Continue Reading]
US Embassy in Mexico faces backlash over AI-generated video perceived as promoting 'self-deportation' among migrants
The US Embassy in Mexico has faced swift backlash following the release of an AI-generated video that seemingly encourages migrants to consider 'self-deportation'. Initially posted across the embassy's official social media channels, the video features a group of men performing a traditional Mexican ballad, known as a corrido, and includes phrases like “return to your roots.” Many viewers have reacted with disbelief, interpreting the message as a more explicit call for migrants to abandon their dreams of a better life in the United States. The video, now removed due to the public outcry, presents a mixture of culture and political... [Continue Reading]
22 Migrants Die After Being Adrift for Six Days Off Greece, 26 Rescued by European Border Agency
In a harrowing incident off the coast of Greece, 22 individuals who were attempting to reach Europe from North Africa have tragically lost their lives after being adrift for six days in a rubber boat. Survivors have recounted to the Greek coastguard distressing details of their ordeal, indicating that smugglers ordered the deceased persons to be thrown overboard after the group ran out of food and water. The Greek coastguard reported that on Friday, 26 people were rescued from the Mediterranean Sea by a European border agency vessel situated near the island of Crete. Among the rescued were a woman... [Continue Reading]
Yemen's Houthi rebels launch missiles at Israel, marking their first direct involvement in the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict
In a significant escalation in the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict, Yemen's Houthi rebels have launched missiles toward Israel, marking the group's first direct involvement in the war that began approximately one month ago with the US and Israeli coordinated military operation known as Operation Epic Fury. This unprecedented involvement underscores an expanding military dynamic in the region, particularly as tensions rise between Iran, the US, and their respective allies. The formal announcement from a military spokesman for the Houthis confirmed their commitment to engage in the conflict on Iran’s behalf. The spokesman stated they are poised to retaliate against threats... [Continue Reading]
Houthis in Yemen launch missile attack on Israel, marking first such operation amid ongoing Middle East conflicts
In a significant escalation of hostilities in the Middle East, Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen have launched a missile attack on Israel. This marks the first such military operation directed at Israel from Yemen amid ongoing regional conflicts. The missile strike underscores the widening implications of the ongoing war in the Middle East and heightens concerns regarding potential threats to maritime safety and regional stability. The missile attack was reported in various news sources and underscores a dramatic shift in the Houthis’ military engagement strategy. Previously focused primarily on regional adversaries, the Houthis' decision to target Israel illustrates the shifting dynamics... [Continue Reading]
Ukraine and UAE finalize defense cooperation agreement amid rising regional tensions
In a significant development, Ukraine and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have finalized a defence cooperation agreement as regional tensions escalate due to Iranian drone attacks. The announcement made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky underlines the growing recognition of Ukraine's defence capabilities amid the shifting security landscape in the Middle East. This partnership is a clear indication of Ukraine's strategic pivot to enhance its military footprint beyond its borders, particularly in nations facing threats from Iran. The defence deal predominantly focuses on Ukraine's "know-how and equipment," showcasing its burgeoning military industry. Ukrainian forces are expected to utilize their expertise to... [Continue Reading]
Mass protests in Yemen as demonstrators express solidarity with Iran, Palestine, and Lebanon amid rising regional tensions
Mass protests erupted in Yemen amidst rising tensions linked to ongoing military actions by the United States and Israel in the Middle East. Demonstrators gathered in multiple cities to express solidarity with Iran, Palestine, and Lebanon, all countries affected by recent attacks. The Houthis, a prominent political and military group in Yemen, declared their intention to potentially intervene militarily in response to these developments. During the protests, participants carried banners and chanted slogans supporting Iran and Palestine, highlighting their opposition to what they view as aggressive military operations by the US and Israel. Eyewitness accounts indicated that the gatherings took... [Continue Reading]
Former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and ex-Minister Ramesh Lekhak arrested over crackdown on last year's youth protests in Nepal
Nepal's political landscape has shifted dramatically with the recent arrests of former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and ex-Home Affairs Minister Ramesh Lekhak. Both were taken into custody on allegations related to their roles in a violent crackdown on protests that occurred last year, following public unrest associated with widespread youth demonstrations, commonly referred to as the 'Gen Z protests'. The police action represents a significant escalation in the accountability measures towards previous government officials, marking what some officials describe as the "beginning of justice". The detentions were announced on Saturday morning by Kathmandu Valley police spokesman Om Adhikari, confirming... [Continue Reading]
Israeli military operations escalate in Lebanon, causing widespread disruption and displacement in Beirut
The situation in Lebanon remains dire as Israeli forces continue their military operations against targets throughout the country. Observers report that the city of Beirut is currently "holding its breath," as residents face escalating conflict and disruption. The capital has been described as resembling a "giant car park," with many displaced individuals forced to sleep in their vehicles, desperately seeking refuge amid the chaos. This unsettling imagery underscores a growing humanitarian crisis as the conflict unfolds. In the past few days, Israeli airstrikes have targeted various locations in Lebanon, heightening fears of an expansion of hostilities in the region. Witnesses... [Continue Reading]
Fire at The Big Mill in Leek prompts response from six fire engines as crews tackle remaining hotspots
A significant fire has erupted at The Big Mill, a Grade II listed building in Leek, Staffordshire, drawing a substantial response from local emergency services. Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service reported that six fire engines were dispatched to the scene shortly after the incident began at 21:22 GMT on Friday. The fire service's swift action aims to mitigate the impact of the blaze, now largely extinguished but still presenting numerous hotspots as crews continue to work at the site. As the situation develops, the fire service issued an official advisory urging community members to avoid driving near the mill, emphasizing... [Continue Reading]
Twenty-two migrants confirmed dead after six days at sea near Crete, survivors rescued by Frontex vessel
In a harrowing incident off the coast of Greece, twenty-two migrants have been confirmed dead after spending six days at sea in a rubber boat. The tragedy unfolded as survivors were rescued by a vessel from Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, near the island of Crete. According to statements made by the survivors to the Greek coastguard, the deceased were reportedly thrown into the sea during the course of their ordeal. The Greek coastguard confirmed that a total of 26 individuals were rescued, which includes a woman and a minor. The survivors were taken to Crete’s capital,... [Continue Reading]
Houthi rebels claim responsibility for missile attack on Israel, intercepted by Israeli military
In a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Iranian-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for a missile attack directed at Israel early Saturday. This incident marks the group's first known offensive against Israel since the onset of the current hostilities in the region. According to statements made by the Israeli military, the missile was intercepted, preventing any potential damage or casualties from occurring within Israeli territory. Brig. Gen. Yahya Saree, a military spokesman for the Houthis, announced the attack via the group's Al-Masirah satellite television network. While details on the missile's specifications remain undisclosed, the attack aligns... [Continue Reading]
Super Sub submarine unveiled, priced at £4.3 million, aims for luxury yacht market after successful sea trials
The unveiling of the Super Sub marks a significant milestone in underwater vehicle technology. Created by a team of scientists and engineers, this cutting-edge submarine has been dubbed the "underwater supercar." Priced at approximately £4.3 million (or $5.75 million), it stands out with its top speed of nine knots (around 10 mph), which is comparably fast to the speed of a dolphin. Currently undergoing final preparations after sea trials, the Super Sub is destined for operation on luxurious yachts owned by billionaires. Designed to accommodate three individuals, the Super Sub can dive to a remarkable depth of 300 metres, significantly... [Continue Reading]
Iran's Military Resilience Persists Amid Ongoing US and Israeli Airstrikes, Raising Concerns Over Regional Stability
In the latest developments regarding Iran's military capabilities, analysts indicate that despite ongoing US and Israeli airstrikes, the Islamic Republic persists in demonstrating considerable resilience. Recent reports suggest that the regime has shown no signs of collapse, even in the face of sustained strikes aimed at degrading its military capacity. The situation has raised concerns among international observers regarding ongoing regional instability, with implications for global economic security. Iran has faced numerous military operations from both the United States and Israel, which have primarily targeted its ballistic missile and drone capabilities. However, analysts highlight that these assaults may have only... [Continue Reading]
Missile strike by Iranian forces injures 12 US personnel at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia
In a notable escalation of the ongoing conflict involving Iran, a missile strike attributed to Iranian forces has injured 12 US military personnel at the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. The attack, which occurred yesterday, has led to serious injuries for two individuals and has resulted in damage to American aircraft on site. This incident marks a significant moment in the broader hostilities following the initiation of operations under what has been called Operation Epic Fury. The missile attack is part of a series of aggressive retaliatory measures from Iran, which has been responding to Israeli and US... [Continue Reading]
Strikes on Odesa and Kryvyi Rig result in three deaths and 13 injuries amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine
In recent attacks, strikes on two Ukrainian cities have resulted in the deaths of three individuals and injured at least 13 others, as reported by local authorities. The cities of Odesa and Kryvyi Rig were directly impacted, suffering significant damage to residential areas, a maternity hospital, and an industrial site. This escalation in violence highlights the continuing turmoil of Russia's conflict with Ukraine, occurring amidst heightened international scrutiny, particularly due to unfolding events in the Middle East. In Odesa, one of the victims succumbed to injuries sustained during the overnight assaults, according to Sergiy Lysak, the head of the city's... [Continue Reading]
UK Faces Potential Medicine Shortages Amid Escalating Conflict in Iran, Experts Warn
As the conflict in Iran continues to escalate, experts warn that the United Kingdom is merely "a few weeks away" from significant medicine shortages. The potential shortages could affect a wide range of essential health supplies, including painkillers and cancer treatments. The ongoing situation has raised alarms over supply chain disruptions, which may lead to increased prices for these crucial health products. The dire forecast comes from David Weeks, a supply chain risk management director at Moody's. He describes the current crisis as "the perfect storm," highlighting the influence of geopolitical factors, particularly the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.... [Continue Reading]
Nationwide protests against President Trump occur as millions demonstrate in major cities over various issues including military conflict in
Nationwide protests erupt across the United States today as millions engage in demonstrations against President Donald Trump, expressing their anger at what they perceive as his authoritarian governance. The grassroots movement known as "No Kings" has mobilized the public for the third time in less than a year, with demonstrators taking to the streets to voice their discontent over various issues, including the ongoing military conflict in Iran that Trump initiated in collaboration with Israel. The protests began early this morning, with significant turnouts already reported in major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Demonstrators have gathered... [Continue Reading]
Over one million displaced in Lebanon amid escalating violence linked to Israel-Iran conflict and Hezbollah attacks
Over one million people have been displaced in Lebanon amid escalating violence connected to the ongoing conflict involving Israel and Iran. The situation has worsened significantly following Israel's directive to evacuate large portions of southern Lebanon. These evacuation orders coincide with an intensified military campaign against the Iran-aligned group Hezbollah, which has launched repeated rocket attacks into northern Israel this month. The tension between these nations has further complicated the humanitarian crisis unfolding within Lebanese borders. Reports confirm that numerous families have been forced to abandon their homes in predominantly Hezbollah-supported areas, including the southern suburbs of Beirut, known as... [Continue Reading]
Hong Kong Correctional Services confirms IT breach affecting personal data of 6,800 employees
In a troubling incident, the Hong Kong Correctional Services Department has confirmed a breach of its IT systems that compromised the personal data of 6,800 current and former employees. This breach occurred earlier this week, on Tuesday, with the department making the announcement on Friday. Following a preliminary investigation, authorities established that the hacker accessed the internal Knowledge Management System, which led to unauthorized entry into another system that held sensitive staff information. The data accessed in this cyberattack includes names, genders, dates of birth, academic qualifications, and employment histories of employees. The vulnerability exploited by the hacker highlights critical... [Continue Reading]
Israeli military reports first missile launch from Yemen amid Houthi threats of response to regional escalation
The Israeli military announced this morning that it had identified a missile launch from Yemen, marking the first occurrence of such an event since the onset of the current conflict. This development arrives hours after the Iran-aligned Houthi rebels expressed their readiness to respond to what they describe as an ongoing escalation against Iran and the broader "axis of resistance." The Houthis did not specify the nature of their intended intervention, but their involvement raises concerns about the potential for a wider regional confrontation. With the Houthis' capability to strike targets beyond Yemen, this incident has significant implications for stability... [Continue Reading]
U.S.-made antitank mines discovered in Iran, escalating regional tensions and raising concerns over military operations
Reports have emerged detailing the discovery of U.S.-made antitank mines in a neighborhood in Iran, a situation that has escalated tensions in a region already fraught with complexities regarding military operations and geopolitical tensions. Photos and video footage verified by The New York Times indicate that these mines were dispersed by cluster bombs, located near a missile site in a village just a few miles away from a prominent military installation. This incident raises significant concerns about both the implications for local residents and the potential ramifications for international relations. The mines, associated with U.S. military equipment, were found in... [Continue Reading]
House of Representatives to vote on funding measure for DHS amid ongoing travel disruptions at US airports
The ongoing travel chaos at US airports has prompted the House of Representatives to convene to vote on a crucial funding measure for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This development comes as the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) grapples with significant staffing shortages, resulting in prolonged security wait times for passengers across various airports. The vote on the funding bill, scheduled for late Friday, aims to address the financial crisis affecting the TSA and associated immigration agencies within DHS. Reports indicate that some airports are experiencing interminably long wait times, while others have relatively short lines, contributing to confusion among... [Continue Reading]
Australian Prime Minister announces new powers to secure fuel supply amid Middle East tensions and reports of shortages
The Australian Prime Minister has announced new powers aimed at securing fuel supply in response to escalating tensions in the Middle East. The Albanese government is set to underwrite the delivery of additional fuel cargoes as part of efforts to stabilize supply, especially in New South Wales and Queensland, where reports of shortages and panic buying have emerged. Reports indicate that hundreds of service stations across Australia are facing significant supply challenges. The Prime Minister has stated that these new measures are crucial for ensuring that Australians can access fuel during times of geopolitical uncertainty. This announcement aligns with ongoing... [Continue Reading]
US-Israeli airstrikes cause significant damage in Tehran and Isfahan amid escalating regional tensions
Early morning airstrikes conducted by US-Israeli forces have resulted in significant devastation in Tehran and Isfahan. Reports indicate substantial damage to the Amirkabir University in Tehran, with black smoke visible rising above the cityscape. This operation reflects a continuation of hostilities in the region, which have escalated in recent weeks as tensions between Iran and its adversaries grow. These airstrikes are part of an intensified military exchange, characterized by the ongoing conflict between Israel and various Iranian military assets. The exact number of casualties remains unclear at this time, but the damage caused to significant infrastructure, including an educational institution,... [Continue Reading]
Former Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli and ex-home minister Ramesh Lekhak arrested over alleged roles in September protest crackdown
Nepal's political landscape has taken a dramatic turn as former Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, along with ex-home minister Ramesh Lekhak, was arrested on Saturday. This development follows a panel's investigation that found grounds for prosecuting both men concerning their alleged roles in the deadly crackdown on protests that occurred in September. The arrests occurred just a day after the inauguration of Prime Minister Balendra Shah and his new cabinet, marking a significant moment in the country’s political history. The arrests are directly related to the anti-corruption youth uprising that erupted on September 8 and 9, which was initially sparked... [Continue Reading]
46-Year-Old Woman Reported Missing in Scott Siding, New Brunswick
Rae Carrington, a 46-year-old woman from Scott Siding, New Brunswick, has been reported missing since the evening of March 27, 2026. She was last seen at approximately 7 p.m. at a residence on Scott Siding Road. Authorities were notified the same night and launched an immediate investigation. Carrington is around five feet six inches tall, weighs about 90 pounds, and has dark long hair and dark eyes. She was last seen wearing a maroon winter jacket, black snow pants, boots, and gloves. Police have expressed concern for her safety due to an underlying medical condition that may require urgent attention.... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 28 Mar 2026 03:03
